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oe (46) Port San Juan
ort San Juan is an open roadstead directly ex d ili

L : posed to the prevailin
southwesterly winds. According to the British Columbia Pilot! vthe ae
trends in a northeasterly direction for 35 miles, and is 14 miles wide, ter-

Legend

Magnetic occurrences

ZZ

Limestone

/ntrus/ves

Scale of feet
10Q0_2090_30g0 4090 5090

1900,

Figure 27. Magnetite occurrences, Bugaboo creek and Gordon river, Vancouver island, B.C.
Mining claims referred to in text are indicated by numbers and are as follows: 1, Con-
queror; 2, David; 3, Elijah; 4, Sirdar; 5, General White; 6, Baden-Powell; 7, Little
Bobs; 8, General French; 9, General Warren; 10, Thorn; 11, Rose.

minating in a beach of muddy sand. Gordon river and Cooper inlet

enter the port through this beach; very small coasters enter them towards

high water, and find shelter therem. . . . .- The port is open to

1 British Columbia Pilot, vol. I, p. 29 (1928).